Treasure Island
by Nancy Kane Chapman
Title
Treasure Island
Artist
Nancy Kane Chapman
Medium
Painting - Gouache And Tempera
Description
Layers of shore and sea, of mountains and clouds, sand dunes and waves....a fantasy fairy tale location by Nancy Kane Chapman.
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February 9th, 2017
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Comments (8)
Nancy Kane Chapman
Thanks so very much, Janice for including "Treasure Island" in your Beach Treasures features. I'm delighted and honored by this selection.
Elizabeth Tillar
Nancy, what beautiful colors and texture this seascape/landscape possesses! I love the style and uplifting character of this piece! l/f
Christel Roelandt
Beautiful brushwork, dear Nancy, thanks for taking us with you on your voyages :) !!! xx Christel.
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
I found some really thick tempera and have enjoyed using this new medium!!! Such a cute comment, Christel!
RC DeWinter
Love the heavy brush and the fantasia....I see flying fish! l/f
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
You're right.....a green sunfish with a long bill.....there's always something unplanned in my art. Keeps me happy.
Henk Meijer Photography
The touch of blue in the lower part works excellent....you are very gifted and talented with this kind of work, Nancy.
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
Thank you so much, Henk for this nice comment. This week I used tempera rather than gesso and it makes a thick impasto and texture.
Meg Shearer
Gorgeous blue ocean and marvelous shapes and technique and flow! Beautiful work! l/f!
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
Many thanks, Meg. You could always leave just one comment...I hate to take any of your time on this because I post so many.
Sarah Loft
Wonderful! You are so prolific, Nancy. It's hard to keep up. Amazing work.
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
I have a method which is very different from gallery artists. My finished product is not a canvas...it's a digital photograph. I paint one rather large piece and then compose and photograph scenes usually with macro setting. Some then are edited on Picasa for color or effects. All five of these are from the same painting, which I did this morning. It was a wonderful day. Thanks for your nice comments, Sarah.
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